The Future Then: "Homemade Kicks"

And the law allows you to use them if you don't show any after effects

By PopSci Staff Posted 12.09.2008 at 7:25 pm 1 Comment

A Rushing Brewery Business in Their Own Kitchen December 1920

In December 1920, feeling the agony of Prohibition, the Popular Science editors -- as resourceful then as now -- put together this handy list of alternate ways to get sauced. None of them seem wholly pleasant, but with alcohol off the table, necessity is the mother of invention.

See if you don't get a shock

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chiku_6

12/10/08 at 2:11 am

wow.. this is a damn good article

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